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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

EOR sALE-A FERsr-CLASs Pony fslh sAEE
I caeap Inquire % Jimmy GRADY. cor. f0ai
Pear. So
NOR SALE-A SAFE. MOaLAk BAHMAN &
/ 20 make. Tor sale very cheap 81 the Otice
Of Ofsnd Rapids Feli Boo "a, S',tt
t. flOS SALE OF MANHAfTAS HOps l.
a furniture IN progress daily from ~ ~ IA. Until
10 b n hsfe bafssius A0AI b. sold. S.tg
yOR sALE-GOOD HACK CHEAP, OK WILL
Z exchange Tor other pr0geny. Rust, Edwards
< Co., Nildieonlb building. dty. - od
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The farmers OF the Crest West have =
right - demand cheap transportation 30
shs sssports of the Atlantic The Gov
srument mist gre Is 70 them Il the Van
pzRsr1rs and GouLps viii not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

II b PERCY, Is xHE kRAR or 24T SOUTH
i. Divisions, viii iurnish all kinds OF build
ieg store a f1assaEble rates. 81
WAkrED- GOOD BUSINESS MAN FAAIIlAE
W wilh O1lee wcrS and 4 o. IN cash. Esre op-
P3ftunlty. Al,o good advertising solicitor. c.
BOX y. TELEGRAM Heraid ONCE. SAT-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

HAsRr J. TSS ExcE. city editor OF the
Albany Ersniag J0SrRal. has fallen a
victim - the impure water supplied the
capital and died Of typhoid fever. Aad
Jet Albany water is no worse than Grand
River wster. Editor RosENrHAL should
Be warned in ams
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
For Reilf--H0,,ses.

pOR RENTING SUITS OF SEVEN ROOMS
+ both ia ne~ residence block, corner Of Court
and Allen-sts.. with all convenience. including
good location fitted pD for meat market; rent
low. Also house of three rooms. one OF four
rooms and one of seven rooms, oil the above
within hve minutes walk of Tower Clock. In
"a
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

Mchissn's old surveyors w0uid have
declared ths Garden Of Eden swamp
land.~ hsd tasy wanted is 10 cut down
ths stsndlng piue-or The cssisrs Of Ls-
banon -at ten shillinss 80 scrs-ous
quarter down snd the rast on long tine
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

t4Alf..l41 LAS.
Postmaster PEAa8oA gql1 tls Post peO-
pie that -TAs Riperssets Press ~as IN
lawfully printed and made sEs CIRCULAR
subiscs % letter postage.
Ia ike manner tbs PhiiAdsipkia Press
grumolss because . small picture Of Gen.
MEADE on the wrappers u s lot % third
class matter caassd j. - be rejected by
the Philadslphls post0Gies.
The rules havs resulted "a great incon-
vsnisnce 30 business nssn who have never
dreamed that we're violating a Law, Ia
e4asing vsxA,ious dsisy 10 great quanti-
ties OF Important nail matter, and Ia tie
imposition o, penalties which the do
partmsnt bad 40 moral r.ghs 10 exact
Tia penalties imposed are. however, no;
thu worst fsatgrs Of the situation. Mil
hons OF wrappers have besn printed ~
th@y we.s always prioted before without
incurr ing any penalty. Thsss are nov
rendered worthless. Tie loss thus Oc
casionsd will undoubtedly bs heavy IL
many instaness-
10 would seem that tho Postmaster
General might al lsess have given notics
IA atvancs Of the proposed new rules
aud thus have prevented the greater par'
OF this loss aud syoidsd unnecessary de-
isy IA The forwarding OF the mails.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The Nav York San tells How - lie
wheu Asl@sV.f This knowleslxs On the
uart of he San explains that pspers
csrshslitses n sns way a iginx
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The most dangerous siensent IN cur
cnunfry = brought aiong with The op.
pressed classes OF Eur0p~. sAo seek -
overshru~ oar free institutions sad
sbogiah sll right q property.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

vsT AkTEf-A6ENTs MALE - fEAAff. II
w esegy F@ke ~ iekigsn tlsseii ths imB "a q
i-kGler, besl Ia 80. raltef cerSiii. - e.
bsgsl ttEnSs Ad5ress Scr .isf iCui2fs. T.. O. ho2
zU Eoeatd ify. 81 80
iIASfEl-TNO MALE AGEATs IMkED.,
W stcly thai eas s.Tg seesri-g. Cal ~ hecn
- xcket 80 e.oek. Ssttf
taASlED-A0ENIs nal on frAAAk 10
" .ea AZ ezeelleni household srstsie. APpiy
a. 81 fexFlsf., ~ s,Aifs. "a p. Ia. .so1
1sAxNtsSERs CAN CLEAR FgON $50 10 q
Y fsT ~esk ceiling e novelty. manufactured ~
NSlss o 4 & Seymour, ~ fesIi a. alf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

r WANT TO BY ~ AZ ISVEsTMENT A
| hruse sud ~ IN the es-t cr s0uth paTt ~ the
city. VISA psy - high - $50 IN cssh- Apply
- M agenfs LH-n1 q Dulton. 81 iddiesTab
b'ock Teieprnun 1.f
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
RcaL Estnfe--Countru.

DuEAPFsT FARM N STATE. $500, MUST
Y De sali. 20 acres btst OF soil IS acres improy-
ed. al ped aud 3iccy fenced. god house
barn orchard. rood well 81 vs'e- with bet i'm
proved windmill "a nj es faom @. 4. & =. X.
10 miles this side Of Big Rapids Eaton & Sm th,
Kooins q 5. Loyett block, CT. Canal & IeaH
20,
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Ths xszzh<r 81 tnss n any - .srsiss.asas
ess bs t3ena - etststex tke E2ks bsE II
~sEss - ssses Ass raESsf = lSas e~a1tss
"a o2s f2l kN..
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

As ere eo1an wss se.as eaffls4 ss@t u
lie Boss zick.sl. DE.xa Eslsrze3 ChafCa.
sts fsnsE4l 10 Ass a.s saosasT va eAFfsesi
"a Ta.s ~onia ess,aiaiy lsok Axs '-eros1-
lng ths u1eurnefs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The New Ycrk fribuas, Which revsr
lr~srsd irs pzics bsio~ three esnes =
cory. can GOV say ~ RS Bsshbors. = 1
tsA1 you 80.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

IL Bois Blame - = swamp. then tie
Mount of Olives is . rsTias Oux dear
B1AScHAaD = singing.
Tlsa raint lenz - know
Ia rrs- IA. izia az rrf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

gsMzs =. EfAss no~sin't thank b esn
.lir n st ths back door of sas Enis~a
szzfrs wsks<s< besus ssen-
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The ngst 90 le sssn uas lir = ~ sg4ilp, hose
% { ait aspears slotc. nns y 10 e>idse ~ q.
- a'l =, Ine trst t0ue FclDss fte rev rsii.
recd on q c ncgtf s.Ce fl answer & questions
Mr. Smith made tlie ~. ow.as atelaent for
rutilcal.oa-
,,fs scsrl t4ortle e. over four eats. ~hirh hsd
~ ely Dc~'ft prouosn sd ~ ineHsele ~ Al lesrt
tcrsV good PHYSICIANS. ! s-feiei Alno.i cotsisnt
pain sr und the hesn snd ftrcsis dsficn'tf "a
irezshiag I would he compel 10 sit ou ,sic
easir esla .ean my mead sui Glsgtf rOt oii ~ AiN
hOss Usfr another rSelr - u.gnt iff a, 81 y
umc "a Has aimssf m skihie lor D. c "a st any
.est In bed when siitmpe "a res SID ilecp
10 nv Led nay hat wotid Deai - hard thsi II
naia a. d sense 81 surocst.an "a fesfiri Thcu,
too. my heart A. n times iu'efrlit ed nr sk'rped
every icurta OF Era beat have fpught help n
riofica. and have beeA 10 Iikts ftak Ea.o
Denver aud other posii ias oi toioTRdp
hoping that Tie ciimute might tr
Of ieneiii 70 ne. have srt't
an = eseiy dollar J coud raise Ia tying a. b
over ! have rot teen able 10 do but iitu~ work.
Counting the time have ie<' ard fhe sspense OF
tfaye. and the large fees I sayc psid doctors, II
has cost ne over 81 So during ine past four lcars
avn aole % esru from > - 10 - Ter cs =
<heD ate 10 work Now, ra4rling what D..
Dnling~ has done .or me Il - mp'y sn0derfni
Nv heslf trcrble is cuee. Intr- is no inter
mirtng - pain. no sOreEcss- no hsrl Testing
go dt calir in sleeping IN hed IKE other fplss II
nieht End Tee rested and Tesdy Tor eclk IN The
morning The mecirlns ne gzrs me pioy,.'i 80 oe
The IS IN medicine ard no mistake. IL he resd
me- frfs1 tre yefr liT<t dose. les thtn ore month
treatment has cured PIE.
..ies want vnn to p'ih's what have ssid
for erbaps IL az be the n.eats of others keeG.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
BOARDING..

yUANTED--A FEN B0ARDERs AT as OF
w tsws 81, so per vsek 5s5
IIAfTEi-IWO BDAhDERs II A PRIVATE
W family lrsth few other bosrders msn
aud vie or two gentlemen. g. NORTH Division
s. ~
ROOM ANU BOARD CAN
ID be 8 c red st ls4 Sorfh ID risi1n 81 Ektf
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05
HeID TVCufeel--Eeu,2fs
Situations Waisted--MaIe.

CITUATION WANrED--BY YOUNG MAN,
- age 23 il a hat or mems clothing store, or in
q cigar store. Good references Address by let
ter, A b. c.. Teiegram-IIersld. 337
WANTED-STEADY EMPLOYMENT By A
w temperate man. AIG fair y nman, would
lake shipping clerks place and am willing 10
work hard. Address A. J. L., box 4, this office
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

| csf-A BUNCH OY KEYS wITR ChEcK
Ia attached oearsg initiss. ,. b en- oBe si4e
aea esars y o. he opposite side. indtf viii
street SIS
1 Osf-A LAk8E SEnFoCNDLSND Doc
Il as1asd ssiios. ~ airing tag 40 los fiadeF
Sal receive Esssrd by returning u hafies
hoetz. = - Bri1sest SS
I oSf-A MEDIUM SIZED BLACK s wniTk
IL setter ti.s n. Please return 70 II. NiddcoDb
and receive q liberal reward. s1stl
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

Oars a bran sss eooa - tosn ~
@coen csn.s u % lhs z4sss izsAiss1Aels sz.1
81 tAe clAss. IS pLaYsd ~its cards. aaa iez
intsfssE aza laa = LIE nsxl besg tnlog -
. ''cooa ia4eh 0r = ooss h8a1.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

or Recssi Treatment snd Medication cures
PILLS WITHOUT PAIN. LsGAIuRE
KNIFE Or cAU1tRY
5000 TOR FAILURE TO CURE.
Cure oil forms a .0cctai snd c,eriJo iTtuary
q sesSes among others Fistula- Fissure Poyps.
Pruiitus. g.. siIieiufe by Eiectrolyfis. Also
CURES Re, tai Liberation, tie cause 0f fistg q
tissnfe. "ltcAing Piies' and Consumption S5fe
ness sycTosS the back, low down. CONSTIPATION or
dlATrhea, oli heavy pains ~ burning IN ioe
Feciuin. blood or pus Oh stool pain IN stomach or
abdomen ami floating and general pr0slaiion
warn you. send Tor 81 page ook or teftimonlsis
trge 10 the representative of this systeu.
DR.. w. Il. CHRISTOPHER
Permanently located al q Monroe street
lWiddlcomb oui.diDgl. Office nDurs a. 70. 10 )
p. m. daily, except Wednesday and Thursday.
sunday, 10 4 p ~. Take elevator 10 Room 80
ana 40. Consultation free.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

For Rent--Bstsfness Places.
DOOM AND POWER TO RENT-CORNER
II Campan and Louis-sts. Bennett d Osburn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

Situations W0nted-FeDaaie.
MANTED = SITUATION AS NURSE OR
w h0usekeeper BY capable American Lsdy:
l good seamstress. Can DC seen al No. 50 New
Housensn block, between and4 o'c.ock. 338
WANTED-SITUATTON BY A MIDDLF-AGED
W lady as nurse. Inquire al Womans Home
aud Hospital Fultor-st. 3S
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

CoUSD-A BONeH or KEYS on MONROE
Il gree. "a .tost ef the Merton House. OHatT
eaa haze sane ~ calling ~ lhis once kCd pay
tx Tor TIA "a - I
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

In the first plscs e maY be set down for
dad certainty that ne wonsn whose heart
Is rea.,T broken. sna who has feeling snd
desicacy enosgu 60 resi8e thaf she has oeen
-cauprouas sd. Is jast the woman who
MI nsvsv make q pa5llo by woTd of aer IN
iurisS Sqs.h a woman lay lead ~ her re-
vaivsr-sud use is roo. ~ she hss = peTlsct
right 60 do--but sae gii aas tarfss herself
irta the polluted asm0sphers of = eDGgt
r,.oni for 7sar sfsction. or filrnlsa sn,sr-
fsiHn1ent win her vees f5r the rieatd crew
rhss ofisn u8ks ap court ro8m ausiisrcss
she xiA ncE advertise he st8Ty 81 her
wasted broken iifs--hsr aire hear trscesiy
IN every pgbiic prs1t thross1oHs .ae szn't.
S.lch a woman nay see< - 49,, ha' sac
Vii never scek to re1a he wzu - Nac&
shs hsv s1rrao 5e-e.i al 81 tie zocd sd grs-
clc8s IN ser lse sed fsr ~bers euce q ne
cpta~ orce 80 pesri 81 crest 0ss. - ca
nerer. even - tce -siIre1se ae4r - bs7ss
t1u gfeselats.o. s-fe<tssa snaer ssia a
difercnf eeoLimznt A wur1aa r&o. -
snss case. can make of sasis1zetfea a
cennosi1fy. AM csd rssiress b seen q
nsr1e a. damages. = feslor for re nzn
~ao caH premises ssfh smother man.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

The snovs OF perhaps forty Winters and
the suitfinesses OF ss many Summers had
settled respectfully uDoa her. a., new ar
rived from Gaines or saugatJlrk, size slowly
sauntsrsd Up MonFoe-s,.. scFaP.ly paused
before tae Grand Rapids National Bank
building, and bsaciAg her delic4.e 40. :
upon tns secOad lover stone step. dsllSes-
4teiy proceeded u pad up Lrst one home
made, anarchy - Vel. .'sJck and then an
Otasr. calmly frafsalkod both garters, aud
with uRal hosa So ggl nal y pelsss snaks OF
her garments and toss OF hsf head, went oa
ber way rejoicing. feassared and IL pea C
With al the universe.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

TOW a0N II NAY C0ScfKN. Ny VII
IDS t2ktzes 1zY4g lsn ~ I'D ssd bs9r4
wlshaut - pf@te.est ~. I Lefeby give aosisS
saai o. 24a after lbs dale ! elii no ts rrsEsn-
siols fof sny aeets u heT contracting. Heagy
lnsrsn- Zee. s. last sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

NJ sEssutzea has 4s1 essn caiisd 80 =
Washington dAspatca. sniea states t9At
or CoazrsssEaza. Asl kord. is 'slrsn2-
s1lsly opposed % remoEIax he tsx fFsai
foozzeos snd liaa1rs, zad taes adding -
l1e slasllng oazlrns apoa tie real nscsss1-
nss u Aie." fsszs1 s4y t1sl ofsr es4-h
. sltLls sl9sSf 4n1 sasrs d-ailHeAfs "a H.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

While the local scientists. editorial and
Otherwise. afs furaishln< cats Of micro
se0plc visss Of drop 0f water from Srand
River. they should Also illastrass drop OF
vinegar from the family crueg, as seen mi
cToscopicaliy. and such as constltuie5A re-
ulsF part OF Ihs daily regimen IA eTery "ss
regulated lalntig.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

AID Ins l4zs snd q Ehst aaaa Eas worse
loaa ias Grst. u sofds % thai elect. re-
ierrilK - 80 c91dltlsa oi tas gsalleaasa IA
aItsnaaacs on Editor KossoLAsts Thanks
giving ainnsr. lalkinS from tae artistic
general sslecf oE tas picture. Mr. kosslthsi
IausI have soEasaats ssen sOa4ea azre him
self
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

On founisk - hefwecn Bsavics ap1 piri.-
ion sn0 also tear b. miDd g. fhr ~ afsf . ht-fs
10 stag. 'oBs''lt n i'cf on o. az iesie re, 81
aamI by ettcE
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-05

Tbs prsss . colamsaliax uafasors-
bly apoa ths rsce4E action Il the Pos.-
asstsr-GsGsEal 10 promalzatiax the
rules limiting tas amount ot priatsd nat
Ter sll0ssd apon wFapDses On second.
third and foarth-cl2s4 matter. IAsss
rules psFnis. on taiEi-class wrappers, ths
name snd zdirsas q to seadsr. 0at not
his business OF oeeapasioa. For IN
stanes: = circular sas rscsigsa at sns Of
6cs Of he Nss YORK EgeRia9 Post II
sn snvslops whica heretofore would
have been sabises - tie tniEd-elzss rate
postage. On ths top lsft-hand eornsr Il
boss sithia an inch Of space tie follow
inx endorsement.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21
BOARD'0F MAYOR AND ALDERMEN
SPECIAL MEETING.

#&#s SPECIAL MEETING. IS
JACKSON MRS. September S 1887
of .elsp se ssI meeting the Aldermen Of t
s isy .,d aoS Jf e Nc
The Board proceeded the final examination Of the
snd ' pens ys, . and
following fai1s u, ..r The s.s q. :. the said petitions
s. + loo Ct !. ssJ
assessed to Charles zsn abssb ON ssoo lot ls 30 ds
bonS Ias s the eOs s'ssssmspt
.aoSs assessed Campbell reduced from 5000 to
.ou usdsI led That the valuation So p 10.
o5s'ss Iss {, the Taus,on 800 fs
Ordered, valuation on E. except 20 feet off n aide II
W lot square j. Graves reduced from
Ordered That the w
That the valuation es sdgi d from and $500 $500
square s j. assessed to Mrs NJ L. Hbersah $500
9rds.ss That e hs Tslq H.t
s @ dha the valuation lot 43 and 1856 and
sf'iss On
on the se Sn 4 Ge % o
sso and 100 1a $50 s d d@ o 0 9sesS
from 9 700 to 81 O5ooo and soy feet
West Jackson Be reduced sSsSoo square
from sou.sas il 4. s. q Iow
Ordered That he George Lemon on
to cooo % A. b Hoon be W. d. Fsa sS
be reduced $4,000 el'Fp' % ~ 'ss'
W. j. assessed to NJ NJ Mcleod
Ordered, That the
Mzei, be redl ced from 100000 to 1550O0
Ordered That the valuation A. Hobson
TO Mrs Jane McArd be reduced from 81
Ordered That NJ Parker,
Assessment Roll.
Ordered That the valuation "amount furniture
Ordered That the valuation and M
assessed to j. T. Peatross be
Ordered That side lot As Hob
W. j. assessed Mrs Maggie
100000 to S., 10000
Ordered That the valuation except
1S6 feet off w end in Hobn j.
be reduced from $4,000 100000.
Ordered That the
assessed Robert Bradley be reduced
Ordered the
lots and j. be reduced from 81 10000 10000
and OF lot and lot j. be reduced from
$l,500O0.
Ordered, That the survey w.
assessed Ben Williams be reduced from $000 and
the valuation the lot be reduced from 500 25 co.
Ordered That the Capital State Bank of
shares, $1O0OO0O0 be reduced 10 $53,0OOOO
Ordered That
bonds 81 be and
sona Assessment Roll.
The petitions of Mcdonnell Esq.,
mtee for meeting
On of Alderman Watkins the Rolls examined
corrected approved declared
asaess contained therein
On motion of Alderman Hardy the Board then adjourned
JOHN MCGILI, Mayor
NJ. NJ. MCLEOD City Clerk.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21
NOTICES.

MOBILE, Ala Sept. 3, 1887.
HNDER THE POWERS CONFERRED UPON
u the undersigned as a Board of CorporatoTs
for the Mobile, Hattiesburg Jackson Railroad,
BY a commission issued by the Secretary OF the
State of Alabama, dated August 10th, 1887, notice
is hereby given that books of subscription to the
capital stock of said railroad wiz be opened at the
following times and places: Mobile, Mobile Co ,
Oct G. 1887: Scranton, Jackson Co, Miss Oct 10,
1851; Leakessile Green Co, Miss, Oct. 10, 1857
Augusta, Perry Co, Miss, Oct. 18th; Williams
VILE Simpson Co., Miss, Oct 24th, 1887; Brandon,
Rankin Co, Miss, Oct. oath, 1887; Jackson, Kinds
Co, MISS, Oct. 24tn.
John Hamper, Sam'l n. Carter W. L. Nugent, o.
F. Cawfhon,, Adam Glass, Jas. X. GlenBon, H.
Austil-
SEPT 81 I'd.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21
THE THIRD ANNUAL
Mississippi State Fair
WILL BE HELD Ar
Jackson, October Il, IS, 10, 20,
II, p, 1887.
Liberal Premiums i'm All
Departments
Field and Garden Products. Horses.
Mules. Cattle, Swine, Poultry,
Etc.
The Buildings and Grounds will
be in Perfect Order |!
Seating Capacity for 1000
People!
~ Entries Free in all Depart.
ments Except for Racing Purses.
1.-THE RACES!-
The Buildings and Grounds will
be in Perfect Order |!
Seating Capacity for 1000
PeOple!
n Entries Free in all Depart
ments Except for Racing Purses.
THE 7ACEs!-

Z =
Will be a special attraction, and the en-
tries already made insure some of the best
trials of speed that have ever been wit
messed on the Jackson track.
Second Day-Oct. 49,
FIRST RAcE-Running One quarter mile
dash Purse $40 90. LIST $50 I'd $50.
SECOND RAcE-Running. One-half mile
heats, 2 in 8, Purse 800. 1st SIS; I'd
THIRD RAcE-Trotting. Green horses; y
mile heats. Purse S75. LIST $40 ID $25;
Sd SO.
Third Day-Oct. 10.
FRS RAcE-Running. Three-quarter mile
heats, 2 in 3. Purse $3.50 LIST SIS; I'd
$50; Sd $25
SECOND RAcE-Trotting. Mile heats, 8 in
s. 245 class. Purse $50. LIST $75; I'd
$50; Sd $25.
THIRD RAcE-Running. Mile dash. Purse
$75. 1st $40; I'd SIS; Sd $40.
Fourth Day-Oct. 20.
FIRST RAcE-Running. Mile heats, 2 in
8. Purse $3.50. LIST 500; I'd $35; Sd
SECOND RAcE-Trotting and Pacing. Mile
heats. 3 in to harness. Open to all
trotters and PAGERS Purse 500. Isl
1920; I'd $50; Sd $40.
THIRD RACE-Running. 0ne-half mile
dash Ponies under Az hands. Isl
$50; ID $25.
Fifth Day-Oct. 21.i
FIRST RAcE-Running. Three-quarter mile
heats, 2 in 8. Mississippi raised horses
Puse 800. LIST $50; I'd $50; Sd $40.
SECOND RAcE-Running. One quarter
mile heats, 2 in 3. Mississippi raised
horses Purse $780, LIST $50; ID $30
Sd $40.
THIRD RAcE-Trotting. Free to all. Mile
heats in 5. Purse 500. LIST $l20
ID $50; Sd $40.
Railroads will pass visitors, and articles
| or animals for exhibition, at the usual re-
duced rates.
For Catalogue of Premiums, or other in
| formation address the Secretary.
WM L. HEMINGWAY, President.
o. j. WAITE, Secretary.
]. H. Odeneal, F. A. Wolfe,
b. Lemly, E. III; Green's
| Board of Control.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands By an East
India missionary thes formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for The speedy and Der.
nanent cnfe Of Consumption, Bronchitis
Cataxrh, Asthma and All throat and Luna
Afectionn, also . positive and radical
cu1p f. Nsrsous Debility and al Nervous
complains, after having tested il wouder.
fu1 enzn1iye powers In thousands Of cases
has Ill & Ms duty to make IL known to
his s1lsring ls1lows. Actuated By thin
motive ard denirs to relieve human suf.
fszing. I win ssnd free Of charge, 70 AL
WHO donfze II this recipe. il 6erman
Ersnch, o. Enflinh, with fnli direc4ions "a
|pseraxi1G - unLn4. Ssnt ~ nail y
addrsui1g viii etann manning this papez
w. a. NoyM 14o Towers block, RocI
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21

THE Lightning Malaria Eradicator and
Liver Regulator, advertised in onr col
umns, has come prominently to the front
an one of the most effective remedies for all
bilious diseases, and as perfect substitute
for calomel. 1t is purely vegetable COM
pound, and while it renovates the system
with telegraphic rapidity, it restores it to
healthy vigor. We are not advised OF its
being placed on sale with any of the Jack
son druggists, as yet, but the Telegraph
Medicine Company, Lake Charles. La
will send trial package for six cents in
stamps.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21

= About thirty young ladies and gentle.
men will leave jackson during this and
next week, for schools in other parts OF
the State. This does not speak well for
jackson, which ought TO be great educa-
honalscentre, instead of contributing an
nualy from eight to ten thousand dollars
toward the support of schools in other
places. A move in the direction OF higher
and better schools would do more for the
growth of the city than almost anything
that could be suggested. We do not de-
spair OF yet being permitted to see gen
eral awakening on this subject.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21
Mississippi Bonds for Sale

rI,HE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, COLUMBUS
i Miss, invites bids for the following Mississip-
pi Securities which it has for sale $4,000 q
July; $4,000 r cent Registered Bonds, interest
payable January of each year; any part of $40 00C
& cent. Registered Bonds, interest payable JAN
uary and July.
Bonds to be paid for and delivered in Columbus
taking New York Exchsnge at par when partie.
prefer to use it. II. T. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Columbus Miss, Sept. 10, 1s57-4t.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21
Small Farms for Sale !

L OFFER FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN TWO
Il Small Farms One of them contains so and the
other loo acres OF land about miles from Vaughas
Station, Iaxoo County, Miss. A creek runs
through both tracts of land, and the woodland is
fine bottom land, and well timbered A bountifui
supply OF good well and creek water both tracts
Some of the cleared land is good bottom land and
the balance upland. These lands would be excel
lent Tor Fruit and Vegetable growing and within
an hours drive of good shipping market They
are in good healthy Reighb0rhood and within
half mile of a good school. Any person wanting
good, small farm would do we'll TO these be-
fore purchasing elsewhere l also, offer for sale
Lands in the Mississippi Delta. Also, Pine Lands.
For further particulars, address me at Vaughn,
Iazoo County, Miss.
SEPT, s7-4w. W. +. HEARD.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21

Pursuant to notice, Fruit and Veg
etaole Growers Association was organized
At the City Hall last Saturday afternoon.
Dr. h. Z. Mckay, of Madison Station, was
elected President; Hon. Z. Barksdaie, Vice
President; R. j Mallett Secretary; Messrs.
b. I. Ligon, +. A. Wolfe, A. g. Gale, Elk
ecutive Committee. The committee VIII
prepare and report Constitution and BY
Laws at the next meeting. During the
progress of the meeting, Mr.. Barksdaie
being called upon, responded In timely
talk
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21
TO ]. ]. JONES.

Al ATTACHMENT AT THE SUIT OF H. E..
n WALTON 4 Co, against your estate for One
Hundred and Sxty-three Dollars and Fifty cents,
returnable before the Circuit Court for the First
District of Kinds County, Mississippi has been exc
euted and is now pending in said Court, and unless
you appear before said Court the FIRST Mon
DAY OF JANUARY. 1888, and plead to said action,
judgment will he entered and the estate attached
will be sold. w. II. POTTER, Clerk
septeruIer IA ISs7-4w
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1887-09-21

Mr.. W. L. Startling, Delta. Ark, writes
-Tour Hughes Tonic 10 doing much good
in this country. 1t never fails 10 cure chills
and fever. Ny little daughter had fever
and Hughes Tonic broke it mp in twelve
hours
Prepared by r. A. Robinson Co.,
Wholesale Druggists, Louisville, KY.
Sold 1T retail by Druggists generally.